Keke Jabbar, a actuality TV character from “Love & Marriage: Huntsville,” has died on the age of 42. JoAnn Jenkins, a YouTuber who usually featured Jabbar in her livestreams, has supplied particulars concerning the circumstances surrounding Jabbar’s demise.
“Keke didn’t overdose, Keke didn’t commit suicide,” Jenkins mentioned on her YouTube stream.
“Keke beloved life. Keke wasn’t prepared to depart life. She wasn’t prepared to depart her kids, her husband, or her household.”
“Final evening she turned her automobile off and fell asleep,” Jenkins continued. “Her automobile wasn’t working (and there was) one thing unsuitable along with her automobile already.”
Jenkins mentioned she was about to share “her mom’s official assertion” about how Jabbar died, including: “So, seven-something this morning, her husband goes to the storage. He sees Keke, who he thinks is asleep within the automobile. He tries to get her consideration. He opens (the automobile). She’s not respiratory. Her husband, her life accomplice, her greatest pal tried to deliver his spouse again, the mom of his kids, and he could not … Keke died of carbon monoxide poisoning. That is it. That is it.”
“My sister did not need to depart this earth, she did not need to depart her kids. She did not need to depart her husband,” she continued. “There was no turmoil in her life. She had quite a lot of nice issues to look ahead to.”
